Beggars And Freaks By Thomas Kuebler

After two and a half decades of working in the corporate world of toy design prototypes and bringing robots to life in the animatronics field, Thomas Kuebler opted to explore his full creative potential as a freelance artist. Armed with the tools of his trade, a supportive wife, and the odd inhabitants of his own personal fiction, he set forth on a new mission to bring the world inside his head to life. His award-winning silicone character sculptures range in venue from museums to private collections to the offices of DC Comics and have been featured in publications such as Spectrum and Rue Morgue.
As the primary Artist and Art Director for this company, Tom’s projects ranged from creating unique robotic characters, corporate mascots and historical figures to animals (realistic and otherwise), space aliens, gnomes and boogeymen. He had the pleasure of working with famous anthropologists to accurately recreate our prehistoric ancestors, with restauranteurs to develop entertaining characters, and even with a pediatric dentist to create comforting creatures to ease apprehensive children.
Tom Kuebler’s sculptures have sold both nationally and internationally. His work has been collected by Anne Rice, Howard Metzenbaum, Michael Jackson, and Gene Simmons, among many others.